Opinion
More Than Just Opposition: Can the Democrats Stand for Something?
If Democrats truly want to win back the White House…they’ll have to do a lot better than “Have you seen the other guys?”
The Church, the State, and the Politics of Fear
As rhetoric declaring Christendom to be under attack proliferates, the public’s desire to see Christian symbols represented in government has increased.
Washington is a Mess. Is Netflix to Blame?
Shows that hyperbolize American politics are increasingly popular on Netflix, and may be part of the problem.
Donald Trump’s Bizarre Obsession With Blood
Trump’s remarks suggest that he has a disturbing obsession with blood and the female body.
The Problem with Daddy’s Girl: Cancel the Father-Daughter Dances
Why father-daughter dances are wrong and why you should care.
“It’s Not Me, It’s Them”: A Look at Group Division and U.S. Politics
Chloe Heller, inspired by a piece by blogger Scott Alexander, examines political polarization in the U.S.
The New Bully Pulpit: When Comedy Turns Political
“It’s time for comedians to recognize their role in educating the future electorate—especially young people.”
Toeing the Line: Local 33’s Protest Tactics and Their Impact on Public Opinion
“I think a lot of protests focus on sensationalism, but I think making sure your people are empowered and in it for the long haul [is] key.”